Once thought of as 'the last version of Windows', worringly, it's now approaching the end of its support lifetime.
"In 2015 Microsoft released Windows 10 saying that it should be the last Windows release, i tought it wolud turn into something like a service, recieving constant upgrades, but looks like Microsoft just lied to all of us, 6 years later here we are, i'm stuck with a 7th generation Intel Core i7 processor and when 2025 comes i'll be completely abandonned by Microsoft, no more security upgrades, no more support, no more of Windows 10 at all, that's a really dirty marketing strategy..."
—Microsoft on 'the last version of Windows'
Windows 10 strutted onto the scene in 2015 with the bold promise that it would be the last version of Windows.¹ “This is it,” Microsoft…